Support local businesses, buy Lebanese products!

Local authentic shops have unique stories to tell and are sadly struggling the most to survive these hard times. This series of photos come from visits I have made all over the country to try and promote these precious gems.

Jamil Ghanem (88 y.o.) runs his authentic mini-market in Baabdate since 1982.

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Support small businesses 🇱🇧 Jamil Ghanem (88 y.o.) runs his authentic mini-market since 1982. ❤

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“François Lebnen” runs his little bakery “فرن لبنان” in Antelias since 1962.

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Support local businesses. Buy Lebanese products! 🇱🇧 "François Lebnen" runs his little bakery "فرن لبنان" since 1962 ❤

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“Em Nehmen” runs this shop in Achrafieh since 1982. She doesn’t even remember the year her husband opened it. It might be during the 50s or even before.

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"Em Nehmen" runs this shop since 1982. She doesn't even remember the year her husband opened it. It might be during the 50s or even before. Support local businesses. Buy Lebanese products. 🇱🇧❤

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This authentic mini-market in Jub-Jannine is open since more than 30 years.

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Faux jumeaux 👨🏽‍🦲👴🏼

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Another original local shop in Beit-Chabeb.

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Shop local 💙 اشتري من تحت البيت

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